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Old 12-24-2022, 07:12 PM   #1
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Not a Parker, but I bought an Ithaca NID Grade 3 Super Ten from a member here. I'm thrilled with the gun as it is in high original condition. Hope to let her loose on some Arkansas green heads after the first of the year.









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What a wonderful gun, Stan. Good luck on your Arkansas hunt.
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Nice Ithaca Stan. I like the 3 better than the 4 personally.
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I had an Ithaca NID Grade 2 Super 10 we’d owned for over forty years and let it go about two months ago .
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Old 12-25-2022, 08:45 AM   #4
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No new Parkers, but my friend Edgar turned me on to a beautiful set of orphan 20 ga 28"Twist steel barrels for a hammer gun. They required very little fitting on my O frame 16 ga hammer gun , and look great. They probably have been opened up, but I like them that way.
I did pick up a Dickinson 28 ga with 30" barrels , choke tubes, and a 14 7/8 LOP, 5 3/4 lbs. I shot it well in the UP this year and shot some pheasants with it also. Parker friend Kenny Graft turned me on to that one.
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